United boss Solskjaer says happy to use ‘hairdryer’ when needed
Solskjaer said that working under Ferguson as a player and later as coach ensured he knew when to comfort his players and when to blast them like the fiery Scot. ― Reuters pic
Speaking ahead of tomorrow's Champions League quarter-final first leg against Barcelona, Solskjaer said that working under Ferguson as a player and later as coach ensured he knew when to comfort his players and when to blast them like the fiery Scot. “Towards the end of my career I was more focused on what the manager said. You learn that there was a pattern to what he was saying,” Solskjaer told ESPN in an“He would put his arm around someone or go hard on someone to really get the best out of them. That's what I learned from him the most ― how he managed to get the best out of every single player.
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